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First phase of 'Peace Plan' agreed

Israel and Hamas agree to the first phase of 'Peace Plan' in Gaza, Trump says.

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Bus driver for School of the Osage encourages students to spread acts of kindness

A bus driver for the School of the Osage was encouraging her kids, and now the community, to spread acts of kindness.

Sedalia celebrate major milestones for fire station and bowling alley

The Sedalia community gathered Wednesday morning to celebrated two major milestones in the city’s continued growth.

Governor orders flags at half-staff in honor of Chief Warrant Officer Andrew Cully

Governor Mike Kehoe ordered U.S. and Missouri flags to be flown at half-staff at government buildings in honor of United States Army Chief Warrant OfficerCully.

Israel and Hamas agree to first phase of 'Peace Plan' in Gaza, Trump says

Israel and Hamas each agreed to the first phase of President Donald Trump's plan to end the war in Gaza, according to the president.

Homeless man charged with sexual assault at Columbia business, held without bond

A homeless man has been accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a Columbia business.Columbia police were called to the business on Tuesday at 11:54 p.m.A fema

Columbia Board of Realtors donates over $14,000 to two local nonprofits

The Columbia Board of Realtors (CBOR) gave over $10,000 in donations to two local nonprofit organizations on Wednesday.

United Way and MU Health Care partner together and host Reading Across Columbia

A guest speaker read and gave away books to first grade students at Alpha Hart Lewis Elementary in Columbia on October 8.

Columbia city leaders make changes to Missouri's juvenile gun laws a legislative priority

Columbia city leaders wanted changes to Missouri’s juvenile gun laws. Council members approved a policy resolution that made the changes their state legislative

Halloween Hot Takes: Vote for your fall favorites!

Everyone has their fall favorites, so let's see how your choices match up to others. Submit your Halloween hot takes by voting in the story's polls!

Second Columbia man charged after drug bust on Holly Avenue

A second Columbia man was charged after law enforcement executed a drug search warrant at a home on Holly Avenue.On Friday, October 3, the Columbia Police Depar

Local News

Why Do Leaves Change Color?

With fall now in full swing, some people may be seeing those beautiful green trees start to change to yellow, orange, or maybe even red.Meteorologist Trevor Rou

Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe rethinks strategy on violence, seeks input from students

Columbia’s mayor has said she has changed her mind about forming a task force to address recent violence downtown.In a response to a text from KRCG reporter Mar

Morgan County official charged with harassment, accused of following woman home

The Morgan County Emergency Management Director has been charged after a woman accused him of harassment.On Saturday, October 4, a Morgan County deputy said tha

Demolition begins to make room for new Cooper's Landing remodel

Cooper's Landing Riversite Resort and Marina started tearing down their building on Oct. 7 to make way for new facilities.

Heartland History: Haunting at Cottey College

Cottey College is a private women’s college in Nevada, MO. It is known for its connection to the PEO sisterhood, and for their Main Hall, which is purportedly h

Poll: Who will win? Missouri vs Alabama

Pick who you think will win this week's machup between Alabama and Missouri!

'We do more than just provide food': How The Food Bank Market nourishes Boone County

The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri stands as a beacon of hope and support for the community, especially during challenging times.

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Elderly woman arrested in Crawford County with nearly 200 grams of meth

Crawford County deputies arrested a 73-year-old Dent County woman who had nearly 200 grams of methamphetamine.

Man charged, accused of shooting two in Jefferson City; victims in critical condition

Charges have been filed against a man accused of shooting two people early Tuesday morning in Jefferson City.

Camden County commissioner pleads guilty to misdemeanor for removing Flock camera

A Camden County commissioner has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge stemming from taking down a Flock camera on Highway 54.Todd Isaac Skelton pleaded guilty

Investigation into missing $5,300 cash leads to deputy's firing in Maries County

The Maries County Sheriff's Office conducted an internal investigation into $5,300 in monetary evidence that went missing from its department in July 2025.

One in custody, two in critical condition after early morning shooting in Jefferson City

One person was in custody after a shooting early Tuesday morning in Jefferson City.

Nation & World

Fact Check Team: SCOTUS to hear Hawaii gun law case, potential impact on Second Amendment

The Supreme Court has added five new cases to its winter docket, covering topics ranging from gun rights and private property laws to foreign property confiscat

'Boys in the Digital Wild' report tackles teen exposure to masculinity-related content

Nearly all teenage boys are online daily through social media or gaming, according to a new report that explores the impact of "digital masculinity" content.

Woman in her 60s dies after medical episode on Disneyland's Haunted Mansion ride: police

A woman in her 60s suffered a health issue and died after riding the Haunted Mansion attraction at Disneyland, according to authorities.

Flight delays from air traffic control callouts could get worse if shutdown drags on

Air traffic control union warns members against calling out during shutdown.

No more rainbow crosswalks? Texas gov. orders removal of 'political ideologies' from roads

The Texas Department of Transportation announced it intends to follow Gov. Greg Abbott's new directive and remove rainbow crosswalks across the state.

Eric Trump clashes with Chris Cuomo over claims of Justice Department weaponization

Eric Trump grew irate with Chris Cuomo after he was if he believed his father, President Donald Trump, was weaponizing the Justice Department against Comey.

Tariffs expected to slow global trade, adding another risk to the US economy

Global trade is expected to slow next year because of tariffs that have upended supply chains and added new hurdles for companies to navigate.

Sports

Missouri's Drinkwitz has a question for Alabama counterpart DeBoer: What are you wearing?

Missouri intends to wear its black jerseys for Saturday's high-profile showdown with Alabama.Evidently, Crimson Tide coach Kalen DeBoer plans to wear black, too

Chiefs' Chris Jones deactivates social media after costly mistake in loss to Jaguars

Three-time All-Pro defensive tackle Chris Jones decided to deactivate his social media accounts this week after the effort by the Kansas City Chiefs' star pass

Think Pink Putting Challenge raises $500 for cancer center

Day five of the Think Pink Putting Challenge was hosted byWilliams Keepers Certified Public Accountants in Jefferson City.Participants, including Jeremy Morris

Entertainment

Liam Hemsworth leads the battle for the continent in 'The Witcher' season 4 trailer

Liam Hemsworth is officially in charge as Geralt of Rivia in the season 4 trailer of “The Witcher.”The “Hunger Games” star is taking over the role from Henry Ca

Nicole Kidman is heading to a new 'direction' amid Keith Urban divorce

Nicole Kidman sat down for an interview just weeks before her and Keith Urban’s divorce was confirmed and she shared insight into how she views change.

Kim Kardashian is a cutthroat divorce lawyer a team of A-listers in 'All’s Fair' trailer

Kim Kardashian leads an all-star cast including, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson, and Glenn Close in the Hulu series "All's Fair."

Whitney Leavitt reveals her 'mental breakdown’ on 'DWTS’ & who her dedication dance is for

Whitney Leavitt and Mark Ballas once again are on top of the leaderboard on "Dancing with the Stars" but that didn’t come without some "blood, sweat and tears."

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Home equity rates drop to two-year low

This is the week that was for home equity rates.

Mortgage rates continue to hold steady, despite Fed rate cut

Despite a rate cut, mortgage rates have held steady for three straight weeks.

Slight gains for home equity rates, holding near 2025 lows

This is the week that was for home equity rates.

No movement for mortgage rates, despite Fed rate cut

Despite the Fed rate cut, mortgage rates hold steady.

Forecast: Home equity rates, the Fed and what’s next for home equity borrowing

Now that the Fed has cut rates, what’s next for home equity borrowing?

Survey: One in six aspiring homeowners have given up in the last five years

A discouraging housing market has some aspiring homeowners ending their home search.

Ordinary annuity vs. annuity due: The small difference that affects its value

The main difference is the timing of annuity payments.

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Bob Ross paintings to be auctioned to support public TV stations after federal funding cut

Thirty paintings created by the bushy-haired, soft-spoken Bob Ross will soon be up for auction to defray the costs of programming for public television stations

Purrfect ending: Missing Virginia store cat found after hitching a ride to another state

Francine the calico cat is back home at a Lowe's store in Virginia after going missing for a few weeks, hitching a ride on a truck.

An alligator walks into a bar in Florida...No, seriously

It sounds like the setup to a joke, but for patrons at a local tiki bar in Stuart, happy hour came with an unexpected twist.

Southern right whales awe admirers in Patagonia after coming back from brink of extinction

After coming back from the brink of extinction, Southern right whales are swimming in greater numbers off the coast of Argentina's Patagonia this year.

Cold-water immersion may offer health benefits -- and also presents risks

Dr. Mark Harper recalls his first cold-water swim in the south of England 20 years ago.

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Evers and Company hosts 10th annual Think Pink Putting Challenge

Evers and Company CPAs in Jefferson City celebrated the tenth time that they have taken part in the Think Pink Putting Challenge, raising $750 for the Goldschmi

For Pet's Sake - Pet food allergies

For Pet's Sake - Pet food allergies

Central Bank hosts Think Pink Putting Challenge to support cancer center

Central Bank hosted the Think Pink Putting Challenge on Wednesday, Oct. 1, with participants donning pink and tried to sink putts from 60 feet away.The event i

Your Place, Inside and Out

Your Place, Inside and Out

Machens Capital City Ford takes on the Think Pink Putting Challenge

Machens General Sales Manager Kevin Osborn took the crown with a 21 foot putt.

KRCG kicks off the Think Pink Putting Challenge

KRCG 13 has kicked off the Think Pink Putting

Your Place, Inside and Out

Your Place, Inside and Out

For Pet's Sake - Pets and Fleas

For Pet's Sake - Pets and Fleas

From archery to aquatic adventures: Wonderland Camp offers all-inclusive fun for everyone

Wonderland Camp started its mission in 1969.The camp, located in Rocky Mount, gives people of all ages with disabilities a chance to enjoy a safe and inclusive

For Pet's Sake - Options to help pet's scratching or clawing

For Pet's Sake - Options to help pet's scratching or clawing

Your Place, Inside and Out

Fall on the farm: Woehrs welcome baby Stetson as corn chopping and calving begin

The September 2025 edition of Making the Cut visited the first guests we featured in this segment nearly a year ago.We took a trip to the Freeburg area to see N

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The Associated Students of Missouri Host Last Minute Registration Drive

October 9th was the last day to register to vote in Missouri. Members of The Associated Students of Missouri (ASUM) took advantage of every second as they hoste

Hogan bows out of 2024 race, pushes party to move past Trump

The potential field to challenge former President Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination lost a possible contender after former Maryland Gov. L

Missourians high on Amendment 3, vote to legalize recreational Marijuana

Results were close throughout the duration of Election Day, but Missourians voted to approve Amendment 3 and the legalization on Recreational Marijuana

Department of Justice monitors expected outside of Cole County polling places

Cole County Clerk Steve Korsmeyer and his team have been working towards this election for the past two and a half months, but tomorrow’s election is putting ev

Newcomer candidates Schulte, Slisz look to represent Callaway County in House

With the incumbent Republican term-limited, Callaway County will have a new representative, with two newcomer candidates looking to take the Missouri House of R

Judge grants injunction for election law provision unrelated to photo ID requirement

A Cole County judge has granted a preliminary injunction for a lawsuit regarding the sweeping election reform law enacted earlier this year.The League of Women

NAACP slams Eric Schmitt's 'Jim Crow-style' ads

The president of the Missouri conference of the NAACP Friday issued a withering statement decrying a series of ads from Attorney General Eric Schmitt's Senate c

Incumbent Griffith faces challenge from Salcedo for House seat

While most candidates for the Missouri General Assembly are vying to get to Jefferson City, two of them are already there: Republican Dave Griffith and Democrat

Rep. Toalson Reisch faces a Democrat challenger in Raithel for House seat

To hear it from the incumbent herself, Missouri House District 44 used to be about half rural and half urban land, north of Columbia. Now, she said new maps hav

Missouri's Secretary of State and the NAACP weigh in on Photo ID Law confusion

Election day is less than a week away, and confusion about new photo ID law is prompting the secretary of state to weigh in before time runs out.Both Secretary

Polling puts Schmitt ahead of Busch Valentine days before election

Republican Attorney General Eric Schmitt holds a nine-point lead over Democrat philanthropist Trudy Busch Valentine, according to exclusive polling conducted in

Alford, Truman face off for Missouri congressional seat

The race to fill Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler's seat following her failed Senate campaign has proven to be a unique battle between its two primary candidates, D

How do you know whether to 'retain' a judge?

Among the decisions you'll be asked to make on the Nov. 8 ballot is whether to retain a number of judges in office. Two Supreme Court Judges and four members o

Democrat Mann challenges incumbent Republican Luetkemeyer for congressional district

Incumbent Republican Representative Blaine Luetkemeyer faces a challenger this election season for his congressional seat in Democrat Bethany Mann.Mann, a techn

Missourians to vote on amending or replacing the state constitution

Voters in Missouri will have the opportunity on Nov. 8 to decide if they want the state to have a constitutional convention that would allow delegates to amend

Focus on Your Health

Thyroid cancer catch secures Mizzou Football wide receiver’s senior season

Playing football and cheering on the Mizzou Tigers have long been pastimes for Logan Muckey, a native of Lee’s Summit.As his youth football career progressed in

Moving Heart Care Forward

Atrial fibrillation is the most common heart rhythm disorder, or arrhythmia, in the United States.It most frequently affects people who are 60 and older, and th

Fulton teen’s health care team key in roller coaster cancer journey

Parker Leuther is a 14-year-old offensive and defensive lineman on Fulton High School’s JV football team.He’s also a proud oldest brother in a family of four wh

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Ousted CDC director tells Congress she was fired over vaccine ultimatum

Recently ousted CDC director Susan Monarez is set to tell senators she was pressured to endorse new vaccine recommendations or lose her job.

Stephen Miran promises to preserve independence in fight over Fed's future

President Donald Trump’s selection to join the Federal Reserve’s board of governors will face senators on Thursday.

Senator claims Meta ignored warnings about teens using AI chatbots

Lawmakers are continuing to pile pressure on Meta to overhaul its safety procedures and rules for kids using its artificial intelligence products.